Clinical Services

Individual speech therapy offers personalised attention and targeted intervention. With customised treatment plans, our therapists can tailor sessions to meet the unique needs and goals of each child, closely monitor their progress and make necessary adjustments. The one-on-one setting allows for increased engagement and flexibility, accommodating specific schedules and paces. Additionally, individual sessions provide a focused environment for confidence-building, allowing children to work on their skills without potential distractions.

Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology provides individual therapy to children who have one or more of the following difficulties:

• Receptive and/or Expressive Language

• Articulation (speech)

• Literacy skills (reading and spelling)

• Social/Pragmatic skills

• Early Intervention

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC)

• Paediatric feeding

Group therapy for children offers numerous advantages, creating a setting where they can interact socially, share experiences, and build confidence in a secure environment guided by clinicians. This approach promotes connections with peers who share common interests and are facing similar challenges, fosters children's confidence in social interaction, and enhances language skills in a supportive network. Children benefit from positive behavioural modelling and the opportunity to generalise learned skills to real-life situations. Group therapy fosters empathy, normalises challenges, and cultivates a strong therapeutic alliance within the group, contributing to the overall growth and well-being of the participating children.

Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology offers the following groups during the term and in the School Holidays:

• School Readiness (pre-prep) Program

• Arts, Craft and Construction Group

• Lego Group

• Science Group

Telehealth refers to the delivery of healthcare services remotely through technology, typically involving video calls, phone consultations, or other virtual communication methods. The key components of telehealth include facilitating speech pathology assessment and intervention at a distance.

• Accessibility: Telehealth makes Speech Pathology services more accessible to individuals in remote or underserved areas, overcoming geographical barriers.

• Convenience: Children can receive Speech Pathology Intervention from the comfort of their homes, reducing the need for travel and associated time constraints.

• Flexible Scheduling: Telehealth allows for more flexible scheduling, accommodating individuals with busy lifestyles or limited availability.

• Continuity of Care: Clients can maintain continuity in their therapy by consulting with their clinician through telehealth.

• Minimized Exposure to Infections: Telehealth minimizes the risk of exposure to contagious illnesses by reducing the need for in-person visits.

• Providing our families with ethical and high-quality speech pathology services remains our number one priority.